The world of journalism is in mourning after the death of John Paul Romero (45), renowned journalist and producer who Lately he was fighting cancer that weakened him to the maximum. He had two children and was married.
Since he had to face this picture, He recounted practically minute by minute what was happening to him. Through his Twitter account, he told how he felt, what the impairments he had were like, the studies he carried out and the various hospitalizations he suffered.
He last message that was registered on that social network dates from May 17, the day on which he wrote: “Wednesday 9 AM. The thing is so. I entered the guard yesterday morning because the facial paralysis had spread and when I couldn’t feel my lip while watching TV I bit it and I was like a boxer with my lip all swollen and clots everywhere.”
“That is why I came to the guard and they did an MRI on my head and various tests. The analyzes were terrible, which was normal after the rays, but in my case my defenses are very, very low and I have almost no platelets or blood cells. Faced with this scenario, I cannot even catch a cold because there is a high risk of not getting pneumonia, another COVID or a large flu picture. So they prefer to have me in here and not be so exposed at home. A lot of patience, things are not going well, my frame is not ideal and I pray to get ahead. I continue to put everything so that it is so, ”she said.
Where Juan Pablo Romero worked
His last work experiences were registered in América TV and A24, a company in which he integrated from the production team cycles as in the afternoon, with Karina Mazzocco; Fantino in the Afternoon, with Alexander Fantino; Stray animals; I live on Sunday with Eduardo Battaglia and For your information, with Ed Zunino.
Throughout his career, he worked at Radio 10, TN, Infobae and Radio Belgrano, where he produced Viviana Canosa.
The messages of pain from celebrities for the death of Juan Pablo Romero
We were on Radio Belgrano and he told me: “Pauli: the production company is looking for people, are you interested?” I told him yes. He insisted that I enter the world of TV. I will be grateful for the opportunity you gave me and I prefer to remember you with this party photo. Rest in peace @jmp_romero ❤️✨ pic.twitter.com/pG913XfeX4
— Paula Rodolico (@paulirodo) May 25, 2023
How much fight did you give @jmp_romero
What a huge example you are, as a person, as a colleague, as a radio and TV worker
It’s a very sad day for me really. It was an honor to share things with you!!! May you fly very high Juanpi 💔💔💔 pic.twitter.com/CXc4ytuql0— Chino ⭐74⭐ (@chinomaldonado) May 25, 2023
Huge sadness! Good people, great producer and an example of struggle..
Until the last day throwing tips, messages and good vibes!
Hopefully there is a better place and you can find the peace that you were not getting in recent years on this plane!
you will be missed @jmp_romero pic.twitter.com/emn8NopiaY— Martin Amestoy (@martin_amestoy) May 25, 2023
How I will miss those long talks remembering anecdotes.
We learned together but we had more fun.
You left a lot here, a lot, a lot.
We learned from your struggle this last one. year and you made us think and rethink several things.
A guy left us. @jmp_romero 😢 pic.twitter.com/WeACZllIK2— 𝗟𝗲𝗼 𝗠𝗲𝗹𝗼𝗻𝗶 (@leomeloni) May 25, 2023
Great person, beautiful human being, lover of the media and the profession.
Very nice memories friend. Thank you for giving me a bit of your presence. Huge hug for Luciana and the little ones.
I love you @jmp_romero you fought it like a great champion pic.twitter.com/8C9zK8Zf3Q— Cristian Romero CR10 (@crisromero10) May 25, 2023
Everything is pain and sadness. You were an immense fighter, a great professional and an excellent person @jmp_romeroIt’s hard for me to size up the news and I don’t want to believe it. You opened the doors in the media for many of us and you always had a word, advice, encouragement.🖤 pic.twitter.com/3MAtxXw2o0
—Francisco Reyes (@Soyfranreyes) May 25, 2023
He had just started his voiceover career and was looking for a job in the media. You quoted me on Radio Belgrano and gave me a job that same day. Since then, constant learning. Like I used to tell you #TeamRomero until the end. I will never forget you @jmp_romero. THANK YOU. pic.twitter.com/gCyG9UBinH
— Agustin Perez Muñoz (@polloperezok) May 25, 2023
I woke up with the worst news.
You fought so hard but God wanted you up, now you are with your mom that you missed so much. I’m going to miss you here. RIP @jmp_romero pic.twitter.com/BitvdcYrJc
– Maria Agostina (@AgostinaPrensa) May 25, 2023
What sad news! fire a friend like @jmp_romero Great producer, with whom we have shared beautiful radio moments. All the strength to his family. You were an example of struggle and dignity. See you always dear Juampi. #RIP pic.twitter.com/ihXNCA4qky
— Sebastian Basalo (@basalosebas) May 25, 2023
“Don’t worry, I’m on the other side and everything will be fine,” Juan Pablo told me. @jmp_romero the day I started at A24.
I didn’t know him. And that day I felt like a lifelong friend.
Nothing will take away the privilege of having known him.
Nice guy. Generous and lucid. Unforgettable. pic.twitter.com/Wawa3ARwNB— Facundo Chaves (@facundochavesro) May 25, 2023
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